Many law clerks have gone on to become leaders of the profession. For example, the Hon. Mr. Justice Jean Cote of the Alberta Court of Appeal was one of the very first Supreme Court law clerks, serving as a clerk in the program's inaugural year (1967).n England and Wales, law clerks are called Judicial Assistants. It is possible to be a Judicial Assistant at the Court of Appeal and at the UK Supreme Court (formerly the Appellate Committee of the House of Lords).
A financial assistant is an entry-level employee responsible for preparing financial spreadsheets, reports and proposals for the use of junior and senior financial managers. You'll need a bachelor's degree in finance plus about two years of related work experience to become a financial assistant. The Bureau of Labor Statistics includes financial assistants in the lowest-paid 10 percent of workers in the financial manager category, employees making less than $56,120 a year as of May 2010.
Executive assistants are usually required to hold a degree in either general business or the field in which they work; for example, an executive assistant to a financial officer might hold a bachelor's degree in finance.ike secretaries or personal assistants, they conduct clerical work. However, executive assistants also perform duties that can have an effect on the success or profitability of a business, such as helping with marketing research, training staff and scheduling important meetings.